Sarah Nordelund-Rose, a licensed practical nurse in British Columbia, Canada, has been suspended for three weeks due to improper handling of narcotics. The B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives entered a consent agreement with her on March 31 to address significant practice issues that occurred between April and May 2024. These included withdrawing narcotics without proper documentation regarding their administration, wastage, or return to stock, as well as attending work while unfit to practice nursing. The college emphasized the importance of accurate documentation and the responsibility of nurses to ensure they are fit to work. Following her suspension, Nordelund-Rose will undergo three months of indirect supervision and will be required to complete remedial education. The inquiry committee is confident that these measures will address the concerns raised and protect public safety.